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Often used in the same context:
moonshine,
moonshining,
revenuers,
bootleggers,
backwoods,
lawmen,
frontiersmen,
rustlers,
bootlegging,
hillbillies,
backwoodsmen,
sour mash,
bathtub gin,
hoboes,
cowboys,
hooch,
hustlers,
crooks,
hippies,
distilleries,
prohibition era,
hayseeds,
narcs,
outlaws,
hicks,
saloons,
mules,
lumbermen,
scuppernong,
longhairs,
bushwhackers,
slavers,
sarsaparilla,
poteen,
buccaneers,
bumpkins,
bourbon,
distilling,
sharecropper,
davy crockett,
blacksmiths,
cumberland gap,
banjos,
wheelmen,
slaveholding,
redneck,
backwoodsman,
druggies,
freebooters,
potheads,
hootch,
sassafras,
juke joint,
perique,
hardscrabble,
sly grog,
cotton picker,
ozark mountains,
al capone,
turpentine,
appalachian mountains,
julep,
woodsmen,
sheriffs,
roy acuff,
drovers,
gangsters,
whiskey,
distillers,
gin,
granddaddy,
confederate soldier,
robert mitchum,
jackrabbits,
cowpokes,
prospectors,
speakeasies,
highwaymen,
bushranger,
mule skinner,
yokels,
vaqueros,
dogies,
huckleberries,
junkman,
corn pone,
cherokees,
bluegrass,
hounds,
stagecoaches,
gristmill,
sutlers,
bandits,
steamboats,
coonskin cap,
drifters,
proslavery,
winos,
roughnecks,
barnstormers,
cornpone,
safecracker,
fanners,
farmers,
farms,
ranchers,
storekeepers,
agriculturists,
artisans,
craftsmen,
craftspeople,
herders,
housewives,
landowners,
miners,
operatives,
sharecroppers,
shoemakers,
smallholders,
smallholdings,
spinners,
villages
Also try:
— Adjectives for moonshiners:
many,
local,
other,
most,
few,
old,
several,
more,
southern,
traditional,
independent,
more...
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